Well, that was fun!
Day 1 of our May-riffic Music Festival rocked well into the night and saw top-notch performances across the board. We want to thank Carter Lansing, Jordyn Kenzie, Chelsea Lyn Meyer, Leah Marie Fuls, Rofo Audio, Summer Scouts, Camo, and Rofo Audio (again) for getting us kicked off! Photos and a recap of the entire festival are coming on Monday.
Our May-riffic Music Festival is only ten days away at American Spirits Roadhouse (1090 NJ-173, Asbury, NJ). We can’t wait to spend Memorial Day Weekend with you and 15 of the region’s top original artists, beginning on Saturday, May 27 and carrying through Sunday, May 28.
On Friday, June 9, Valley metal band Signs of Madness will join VICTIM and Alpha Zero Three at Northampton’s Gin Mill and Grille for the Hard Rock Rebellion, presented by LVU and Ashley Romanishan.
We took some time out to chat with Signs of Madness frontman Alexander Kristof, who filled us in on the band’s origins, influences, and a hint of what’s coming.
Photo credit: Andrew Zastko
Northampton hard rockers VICTIM just released a video for “RnR,” the lead track from their most recent album, “Here’s to You.”
Philadelphia’s Civil Youth has been generating buzz in advance of their new album, “Conversations,” which will hit on Friday, May 19. The guys will be celebrating the release of the new record at the Theatre of the Living Arts the following night alongside Sonnder, The GoAround, and The Moxy.
With so much excitement in the air, we took a few minutes to ask the guys a few questions.
This week, we sit down with Bryan Tuk who, in addition to running law practices across Pennsylvania as the namesake behind Tuk Law Offices, is the founder of Performing Arts Live!, Inc., which produces Allentown JazzFest. Bryan shares what’s new and exciting about this year’s festival, taking place May 3-7 in downtown Allentown, PA, and how it all fits into his vision for a more vibrant Allentown.
Also, we have a couple more May-riffic Music Festival artists, a world premiere, and classic Stupid News and Somethin’ Good.
Thanks to The Valley Ledger and Tuk Law Offices for their ongoing support.
Today, we are excited to announce that we have teamed up with our friends in VICTIM and local music promoter Ashley Romanishan for a show that is sure to rock!
This week’s episode of The Quinn Spinn, sponsored by The Valley Ledger and Tuk Law Offices, is all about Super Snake! The New Jersey five-piece released their new album, “Leap of Love,” on Valentine’s Day, and they tell us some interesting and wild stories about their creative process as we preview a couple tracks.
The Sportsmen’s Cafe has put together an eclectic bill for this Saturday night that spans the history of rock and roll.
It’s — quite literally — an all-new edition of The Quinn Spinn. We have nothing but brand new tracks for you today from a great variety of indie artists, far and wide.
We also have a fun, lighthearted Stupid News, and Somethin’ Good that can help you live a balanced, healthier life.